The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-22

fore buying elsewhere.
Henry Graham warns all per
sons against hunting or tresspas-
sing on his premises, as. he vii
enforce the law a. aipst all WIKI
do so.
Married by Rev. j. f. William:
at his residence on Orchard ST.
Logan, o., Sept. 20, MIR. Harry
q. Risley and Miss Stella May
Spicer.
Some youngsters of the East
End, embraced he opportunity ia
have an old lime belling. the oc.
casion being the marriage oil
Mr. Charley Vail. They had the
belling, but that is all.
Gottleib Bunz. whose fatal in
Jury from the fall OF trestle, re-
ported last week, died yesterday
morning at l O'Clock. An obitu
ary will be published next week.
Squire jim Price. the popular
merchant at MaxvilIe, made us a
pleasant call yesterday, and gave
US an addition 10 the list of subs
scribers at that place.
We present some interesting
matter on the outside of this pa
per, prepared for last week.
| Every page of the SENTINEL con-
tains original and local matter OF
interest and importance.
The "Legend of Swanee," pub
lished on tho fourth page of this
paper Is to he credited to Andy
Crawford, whose humorous other
contributions tor the Sentinel have
been so highly commended by our
rcadera.
The largest excursion that ever
passed over the o. & w. Va. div.
was last Sunday. 1t carried over
1850 people. The excursion from
Pomeroy and the end of The road
contained about 400 people.
The Lancaster Reform Farm
School Journal is developing enter
prise 1t published last week two
editions, one for ex-Superintend-
ent Hite, the other, for others.
Tie Logan Band has been en-
gagged to play for the Lancaster, O..
fair. Cur hand is becoming de-
servedly popular in the Valley
Our boys are gentlemen and musi-
clans, and will do themselves and
our town credit at Lancaster.
Mayor Brad Lock and assistant
postmaster Meloy, of New Lexing
son, came over 10 see the show, the
gas. and tho Sentinel, last Thurs
day. They were Pleased with the
show, fascinated with the gas, and
! para, ,zed with the Sentinel.
Mcssrs. ed Wade aud George
I,isley returned home last Satur
day from heir trip to Gettysburg,
and other Eastern points. The oc-
cas;on being the dedication OF Ohio S
monuments, tokens of respect for
her fallen heroes on that bloody
battlefield. They are very well
pleased with their trip.
The Burgess-Bright Junto
paid handsome compliment 10
the SENTINEL in nominating our
collector, John ii. Wolf for Cor
oner. The Republican delln-
quents will be talked TO death by
our collector and then our Dem
ocratic coroner 10 elect, General
George Gage .yall sit Oh the re-
mains and collect the fees.
The Standard Rotary Shuttle
Sewing Machine, of which B. G.
McManigal is Agent, took the
first and only premium awarded
at the Ohio State Fair. There is
none better on earth. Labor
saved, time saved, health saved,
hence money saved by buying
The Standard.
Col. Burgess, laIe champion of
the Solid South. has been chosen
chairman of the Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee and will run
the machine This campaign. 1t
is our notion Levi will warm the
wax in the ears of the old Repub-
licans. lie used to do SO when
he made Democratic campaign
speeches in Hooking,
Sells show brought out a big
crowd IN Logan. The street parade
was very attractive and was wit
messed with delight by the thous-
ands who lined the sidewalks. The
show was not very we'll patronized.
The exhibition of animals was
very good, and the circus perform
ance in many instances, much
above the average. The dust COM
PEELED many racing feats to be ON.
lifted
J. K. Rochester, Miss Blanche
Ambrose, Q. A. Bishop,..Miss S.
Nj. McCray, w. S. Pond. Miss
Jessie Kline, j. S. Montgomery.
Miss Ollie Rochester, A. Ii. Moth
erwell, Miss NJ. F. Bishop, visited
the Ash Gave and the Rock
House one day last week. The